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What is the difference between small farmers and big farmers?

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

There may be broad differences between the farms of the same size class in different regions. big farmers based on the size of their land holding. They are defined as follows: Marginal Farmers - Upto 1 hectares. Small Farmers - 1 to 2 hectares.

Answered by Anonymous
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Explanation:

The large farmer more likely than not has a huge amount of obligation and is trapped in the ware treadmill. As they produce more, they only lose less, hanging on for the year when production costs are up and they can scratch a benefit.

1) They have more land to cultivate yield.

2) They have machines like a tractor, combine harvester, tractor harrow, tractor cultivator, tractor mulcher, massey ferguson tractor, eicher tractor models etc…

3)They don’t take any loans from banks and money lenders.

A small farmer more likely than not has more obligation than the normal family unit and is trapped in the scaling-up treadmill. As they produce more, they become to a greater degree a value taker and need to assume more obligation to scale.

1) They have less land to cultivate yield

2) They don’t have any machines and they have only bullocks

3) They take loans from banks and money lenders

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